PSI 38L

i think they about $230-$250, try one of the following; www.compfriction.com.au or www.vsport.com.au

try Ferodo DS2500, top street/ Track pad.

yeah a 5200 caliper does take a 330 x 28mm disc they are just over the $700 mark. your right different strokes for different folks! it really depends if you are going to do heap of track work or just street driving.

Brembo does own AP racing but they are run as two seperate companies, competiting against each other. SBR and FPR both use Brembo. There are commonly avaliable AP calipers that take larger than 28mm discs, they can also be spaced. look at www.apracing.com they have alot of good info on there it also depends on what you want to do with the car, ie fast road, track work. different setups will suit different people.

try the folowing as well, www.vsport.com.au or www.bsmsport.com.au

Ferodo DS2500- high performance road/Track pad,works from cold to 600-650 degrees, kind on rotors, friction curve quite stable but will rise slightly with temp. Ferodo DS3000- track pad, Works from cold, high inital bite, about 20% more friction than a DS2500. can be hard on discs when cold (street use), can be noisy as it is a race pad. Pagid RS4-2(blues)- very similar to DS2500 (temp and friction specs), very popular tarmac rally pad, bit noiser than DS2500.

if it is a full AP kit, you should be able to get a caliper profile drawing to make sure it will fit in your wheels.

if Knock off is the problem, anti knock springs for the calipers will help, they are avaliable in different strenghts

they are quite deep, you need a nice flat area to mount them.

here is a pic